The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 15, 1928, Page 6

ccna creme ent eet AAT LE resem NYETESTIFIES ‘of the April testimony was overruled it was announced today by Bruce ‘ ‘cused Nye temporarily for the in-| Kloten. i : troduction into evidence of correc- ‘ tions to be made in the printed Manan Pht UM Oe rt re am ae Umbrella Is Good | : Alimony Collector brella. besides keeping off the rain, Stewart’s Spring Testimony |'* a proper instrument for the col- | ys lection of back alimony. : « Admitted to Trial Despite Mrs. Pearl had obtained an at- tachment against her husband, John, Protest because his alimony payments were behind. The attachment, however, Washington Nov. 15.—(AP)— was just a scrap of paper inasmuch ;'|@8 no one seemed able to find her Over the protest of the defense in, husband. the perjury trial of Robert W. Ste- et | haat ret ae hey wart, chairman of the board of the|went forth. She saw her husban Standard Oil Company of Indiana,|drive by. She hailed a cab, had the Justice Jennings Bailey today per-|driver draw close to her husband's mitted testimony given by the oil|car, and then poked the umbrella nan ie Jo ey ells oe ease the glass of the other ma- committee last ril 24 to go befure | chine. the jrry. ib = | Just as she had planned, her hus- eg Nye of North ete ent Mae wie Msc} he on the stand government counsel | appe: agains! in co a brought up the April meeting, when|deputy was there with the attach- Stewart had revealed that $759,000) ment. Per! paid. of Continental Trading Company| With the $200 in her purse, the et been received ae and j only oe Se he Perl now urned over to a trustee. e court |is the glass breaking charge. inquired whether Stewart had been sworn on that occasion, as he was on February 2 and 3 when it is charged that he perjured himself in (A dT of any distribu- ion of bonds by the company. | -, y s, “No, he was not,” said Nye, ex- eeAta in oe Nag 15.— plaining that it was not the custom | Five seniors in the advanced course to swear senate committee witnesses |i" Military Science at the Univer- when they appeared a second time. sity of North Dakota were elected jectii {members of Scabbard an lade, na- dep ection of Frank J, Hosen, tical honorar:’ military fraternity | Five U Students Join by the court. Justice Bailey took, McNeil, Grand Forks, captain of the the position that the April meeting | organization. baad was a continuance of those of Feb-| They are Russell Watkins, Dun- ruary and it was not necessary to Seith; Edward Showers, Kenmare; swear Stewart a second time. {Frederick Lukin’, Williston; John| With this, the government ex-|Walsh, Makoti, and Keith Rukke, STORK VISITS HEIRESS record of Stewart’s April testimony; New York, Nov. 15.—(4)—The to make it conform with the steno-| stork has brought a second boy to graphic report taken then. Read-| Mrs. Millicent Rogers Ramos, ing of the record of Stewart’s tes-| Standard Oil heiress. Her first * ATHEIST FINED THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE_ AND SENTENCED | Convicted on Charge of Violat- ing Old English Law on Blasphemy The maximum | $100 and 90 di |—was given | dent of the American / |the Advancement of Atheism, when he was convicted in municipal court today on a charge of violating an jold English law against blasphemy. | Smith appealed, and was released under $1,000 bond. Under a law which he protested | recently by an 18-day hunger strike | while serving out a fine in the city | jail, Smith again was denied the |right to testify in court. The blasphemy charge was based on atheist literature which A. B. Cypert, prosecuting attorney, said was blasphemous and held the Chris- tian religion up to ridicule, Smith was arrested late yesterday Large Military Frat as he prepared to reopen his Main street atheist headquarters, which had been closed last week after a police raid. He came to Arkansas to fight the anti-evolution law adopted at the November 6 election. 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